The next Browsers Poll is now live!

If you're kind enough to think my work is worth a dollar a month, then you get to help choose my next project!

As with the last poll, I plan on doing all of these ideas eventually - this poll is just to decide what I'll do next. If something isn't picked this round, it'll still be on the docket for the next poll once this project is done.

The Options ARE:

Parasite: English, Language, Movies

A look at how the first non-English language winner of the Academy Award for Best Picture  uses the English language, and what Bong Joon-Ho's barrier-shattering 2019 class drama says about English, language, and movies. (captions are, of course, provided)

The Top 20 Comic Book Movies OF ALL TIME

Hell yeah, comics can be cinema! From the page to the screen, these are my TOP 20 COMIC BOOK MOVIES OF ALL TIME! (spoiler - Honorable Mentions: The Dark Knight, Blue is The Warmest Color, It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!)

Network: Thoughts On Being Mad As Hell

Sidney Lumet's timeless masterpiece re-examined as a psychological horror. What being Mad As Hell means when, in the age of the internet, everyone has the chance to become Howard Beale.

The Name Of The Rose: Umberto Eco and Semiotics

Umberto Eco was not a career anti-fascist scholar, but a novelist. But that doesn't mean his novels aren't relevant to today. A look at the 1986 adaptation of his bestselling 1980 medieval murder mystery and how semiotics - the study of signs, symbols, and meaning - are vital to understand today.

Bisexual Lighting REDUX

It's been three years since I did a video about so-called Bisexual Lighting. Revisiting the concept after years and after the fad has since become standardized, what that color scheme has come to mean in cinema, and in bisexual culture.

Bo Burnham: Inside and the Cinema of the Interior

Ah, the Great Indoors. Filmmakers (and online content creators) have long explored interior spaces and their effects on human psychology, but after a year of global quarantine, Bo Burnham's feat of filmmaking hits hard. Where that puts him in the canon of great interior films - from Maya Deren and Shirley Clarke, to Martin Scorsese and Chantal Akerman, to Liu Jiayin and Jafar Panahi.

Sins. Cinema.

Ding. I know this is beating a dead horse. Ding. But nonetheless a certain YouTube film criticism channel remains popular. Ding. And without spoiling anything, let's just say I have A Take. Ding.

mother! - God Is A Woman

A theological deep dive into the universe of Darren Aronofsky's widely mocked cuckoo bananas, Oops, All Allegory! fest, mother! Topics to be discussed include The Great Cosmic Mother, passion plays, the concept of the midrash, and noted contemporary theologian Ariana Grande.

Polling will last a week, and the winner will be announced at next week's livestream on my YouTube Channel.

Can't wait to see the results! DTF stands for Death To Fascism,

- K